The Client Challenge

A nonprofit healthcare provider had regulatory requirements from the Office of the Inspector General to improve their cybersecurity posture for 28 applications. As a result, they decided to pursue a Zero Trust architecture.

AHEAD’s Solution

AHEAD worked with the nonprofit to analyze their exiting people, processes, and technology, and developed a multi-year roadmap to achieve a Zero Trust architecture based on CISA’s Maturity Model. AHEAD was able to leverage significant product investments that the nonprofit had already made in order to reduce costs.

The nonprofit is executing on a prescriptive Zero Trust architecture approach to meet the audit requirements of the Office of the Inspector General. The architectural plan spans 3 years, and identifies specific work streams and activities to meet the desired Zero Trust posture.